Debunking the lies and “project fear”

This piece first appeared in Pete’s personal blog and is reproduced with permission. A fascinating aspect of Western political discourse in recent months has been the contortions and mental gymnastics performed by our governments to explain why the public keep […]

In recent years, there has been a significant upsurge in genealogical research. Programmes like Who do you think you are? have inspired many people to find out who their ancestors were and the internet has greatly facilitated such a task. […]

The Buzz Feed website has obtained a leaked copy of the leaked Government analysis of different Brexit scenarios which claims that over the next 15 years, the UK would be poorer by 8% under “WTO rules”, 5% poorer under a […]

By Leo McKinstry The anti-Brexit campaigners are the sorest losers in modern British history. Instead of accepting the verdict of the EU referendum, they do all they can to thwart it. In their contempt for democracy, they mirror the arrogant […]

The consequence of the Brexit vote “wasn’t as bad as we thought.” David Cameron’s off-the-cuff comment to steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal was caught on video, as you can see here. However, he did actually say, “it’s a mistake not a […]

This post first appeared on the Is the BBC Biased? website. The original can be viewed here. Although written a few weeks ago as a Christmas piece, we think that Brexit campaigners will find it a useful tool at any […]

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